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NDIR CO2 Sensor - 16860 NDIR-A PNDIR-A PNDIR-A PNDIR-A PNDIR-A Perferferferferformance Daormance Daormance Daormance Daormance Datatatatata

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Typical response from 0 to 5000 ppm CO
2 . The fit is very close to the theoretical curve, predictedby the Beer-Lambert Law.

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Temperature compensation corrects for temperature error in the detector. Best compensationincludes both span and zero correction; span correction can be a universal correction, but zero temperaturecorrection will vary with each cell. The graph above shows error at 5,000 ppm CO
2 .
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